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JsonDB

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"An alternative to SQLite in JSON Format!"

! This project is still under development.


Todos:

  • Adapt SQLite "Select" Command:
    • Select all datas.
    • Select by column.
    • Select by the where parameter.
    • Select by column and the where parameter.
    • The order_by parameter will be added to the select method.
    • For too big databases, the limit parameter will be added to the select method.

How to use

Import the Module and init the class:

from jsondb import JsonDB
db = JsonDB("ExampleDB.json")

Show the tables:

print(db.show_tables())
# ['Users']

Get the columns:

print(db.get_cols("Users"))
# ['ID', 'User', 'Pass']

Selecting the data:

print(db.select("Users"))
# [(0, 'Samet195', 'abc123'), (1, 'root', 'pass'), (2, 'admin', 'pass')]

print(db.select("Users",col="ID"))
# [0, 1, 2]

print(db.select("Users",col="User"))
# ['Samet195', 'root', 'admin']

print(db.select("Users",where={"ID":0}))
# [(0, 'Samet195', 'abc123')]

print(db.select("Users",where={"Pass":"pass"}))
# [(1, 'root', 'pass'), (2, 'admin', 'pass')]

print(db.select("Users",col="User" ,where={"Pass":"pass"}))
# ['root', 'admin']